5-Star Hotels in Longmen

During the Qingming Festival, I went to Huizhou to soak in hot springs and eat fresh bamboo shoots. The hotel has a good green environment. There is also a large tatami room in the private soup room. The family had a lot of fun playing poker on the tatami at night. The room is large and can accommodate a family of three or four. There is a butler service. Just contact the butler if you need it or check out. The hotel's breakfast is Chinese, with snacks such as steamed beef balls, and a noodle stall. The taste is better than Baodao 😆 (maybe other people's comments on the breakfast are not good and lower my expectations). There are many delicious farm dishes around. I plan to come again next spring. I hope that the road at the door will be completely repaired by then.

The service during the ***** New Year was really bad. I couldn't get through to room service at all. On the fifth day of the New Year, I didn't get my room until after 4 PM, and it hadn't even been fully cleaned yet. When I booked, it said there would be welcome fruit, but there wasn't any. I mentioned it to the front desk twice, and each time they said they'd send it right over, but it never arrived. My child got a scrape, and I asked for iodine, and they said they'd send it right over, but it still hadn't arrived by the time we checked out the next day. Then, when I was leaving the next day, I saw housekeeping cleaning other rooms, and they all had welcome candies, but I didn't get anything when I checked in yesterday. So, I feel the service is truly indescribable and really reflects poorly on their reputation. However, if you're coming for the hot springs, they are excellent. There are many pools, so it's not crowded at all, and the water is very clean. I only came here for the abundant hot spring pools, but the service attitude left me utterly speechless.

I was truly impressed by this hotel’s beautiful natural setting – the mountain and lake views are simply stunning, and the location couldn’t be more convenient. There are plenty of indoor and outdoor hot spring pools, all with real‑time temperature displays, so I could easily pick the perfect heat level for myself. I also really enjoyed the sauna and steam room facilities. Each themed zone – the traditional Chinese herbal sauna, ginseng and ganoderma rejuvenation room, whisky aroma sauna, stone slab therapy room, and salt steam room – gave me an incredibly relaxing experience. What surprised me most were the thoughtful little details throughout the resort. I found free drinking water, hot tea, lemon water, and fresh juice stations everywhere, which was so convenient after a soak or a sauna session. My room was spacious, and even though the hotel has been open for a while, I noticed that all the furniture and facilities were immaculately maintained and spotlessly clean, which made me feel very comfortable and at ease. The staff were incredibly friendly and responsive – they handled all my requests quickly and offered attentive service throughout my stay. I also loved the buffet breakfast and dinner: the dining area is large, and the food selection is abundant, catering to all kinds of international tastes. I found the atmosphere changes a lot depending on when you visit. On weekends it’s lively and warm, with lots of children playing around – a cheerful, family‑friendly vibe. But if you prefer a quieter retreat, I’d recommend weekdays, when it’s much more serene and peaceful. Overall, I had a fantastic experience here and would absolutely recommend it to others.